KCCI Joins Postal Protest
The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce has joined the protest surrounding the Kingaroy Street post office.
The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce has joined the protest surrounding the Kingaroy Street post office.
Flood-affected Queenslanders are being warned to lookout for travelling conmen hoping to cash-in on their misfortune as they attempt to rebuild after the recent natural disaster.
Federal Member for Maranoa Bruce Scott today met with Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus in a bid to make sure Maranoa farmers receive their fair share of flood assistance funding.
The Burnett Inland Economic Development Organisation (BIEDO) has extended its business services to help businesses and community groups affected by the Australia Day weekend floods.
The final committee for the new South Burnett Directions economic development advisory board is expected to be known by the end of February.
Goomeri and Kilkivan residents are now eligible for extra Federal Government financial assistance in the wake of the Australia Day weekend floods.
Australia Post isn’t budging on its decision to close the counter at the Kingaroy Delivery Centre in Kingaroy Street despite howls of protest from the local business community.
A protest against Australia’s Post decision to close the Kingaroy Street counter has been organised
The anger over the proposed closure of the Kingaroy Street post office has stepped up a notch
South Burnett craftspeople have been invited to showcase their wares on the new Hand Made In Country website.
Tarong Power Station site manager Dennis Franklin is full of praise for his employees during the floods crisis.
Queensland small businesses affected by flooding are encouraged to check if they are eligible for government financial assistance to help get their business back on track.
It’s back to one lane again … the Department of Transport and Main Roads has advised that from tomorrow (February 1) there will be single lane closures on the D’Aguilar Highway through the Blackbutt Range.
Mining Projects Group Limited has been granted a permit to explore for coal on one of the two prospective exploration permits for coal (EPC) it holds in the South Burnett.
A range of State Government supports, including concessional loans and freight subsidies, are now available for producers and small business operators impacted by the floods.
Immediate Australian Government financial assistance is available to assist people who have been adversely affected by flooding in the Gympie local government area.
A decision by Australia Post to stop all counter services at its Kingaroy Delivery Centre has angered local businesspeople.
Telstra has apologised for a service outage which put affected landline, mobile and brodband services across the South Burnett yesterday and prevented people being able to call 000 or other emergency service numbers.
The South Burnett Regional Council has postponed a series of four Preferred Supplier Meetings planned for Blackbutt, Nanango, Kingaroy and Wondai.
Southern Queensland Country Tourism – the regional organisation formed last year charged with marketing the South Burnett – has launched a new video and website in a bid to attract more visitors to the region.